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Panchayat Raj Case Study

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MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ADOPTED BY VILLAGE PANCHAYAT PRESIDENTS IN THENI AND DINDIGUL DISTRICT: A CASE ANALYSIS
Introduction
The Panchayat Raj is an institution of rural development. It provides opportunity for the emergence of a dynamic and democratic leadership at the most elementary level and brings the decision-making authorities closer to the people. It encourages all the rage of participation at the grassroots level of administration. The Panchayat Raj Institution (PRI) through which power is decentralized in a democracy is considered to be an effective machinery of socio-economic change and political participation at the grass-root level. The 73rd Amendment of the Indian Constitution, 1992 is a landmark which has sought to institutionalize …show more content…

 Are Panchayat leaders aware of the objectives of the Panchayati Raj system and their responsibilities towards it?
 What are the factors that influence to be a Panchayat leader?
 Do they face any obstacle in the way of performance on development of the village?
 In which criteria Panchayat president elected as second time?
 Are the people are cooperating with Panchayat president?
 What are the practices adopted to manage the local administration?
 What are the other awards, win by the same Panchayat president?
Objective of the …show more content…

 To analyze the adopted management practices of panchayat leader.
 To find out styles administration of Panchayat presidents.
 To discuss the development of the selected village panchayats.
Scope of the Study The present study is confined to highlight the Best Management Practices Adopted by Leadership in Grassroots Governance in Tamil Nadu: A Case Analysis. The study under investigation covers two districts namely Theni and Dindigul. This study helps to know the importance of leadership, practices adopted and style of administration of second time elected village panchayat presidents from both men & women and award winners & non award winners. It helps to understand the influence factors to be a panchayat leader as well as awareness level in their role.
Methodology
Area of the Study Theni and Dindigul Districts are the southern parts of Tamil Nadu have been selected for the present study. The researcher has found that from the government records 2011 (census), total population is 1245899 and 2161367. In Theni District Male 625683, women 620216, 575418 are in Rural and in Dindigul District Male 1081934 women 1079433, 1353808 are in Rural.
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